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linkage group
noun
- a group of genes in a chromosome that tends to be inherited as a unit.
linkage group
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- A pair or set of genes that are close to each other on a chromosome and tend to be transmitted together.
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Origin of linkage group1
Example Sentences
Although their order may change, the genes on a chromosome form a kind of linkage group: they don’t usually shuffle with genes on other chromosomes.
Letters next to each linkage group name indicate putative assignments of the linkage group to the A or B sub-genome.
The ‘Adaptive MHC’ encodes tightly-linked essential genes involved in antigen presentation to T cells; this group of genes is the primordial linkage group and has been preserved in most non-mammalian vertebrates, including Xenopus.
Black bands in each linkage group represent mapped markers.
Black bands in each linkage group represent mapped markers.
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